Ohm Boy Volume II 100ml Shortfill

Apple Elderflower and Garden Mint is the most distinctive entry in the range. Elderflower brings a delicate, floral sweetness that is entirely different from any standard fruit note. Paired with crisp apple and fresh mint, it creates something that reads more like a premium cordial than a conventional vape flavour. The mint here is fresh and herbal -- garden mint rather than the aggressive menthol found in cooling-focused profiles.

Valencia Orange and Passionfruit is the most citrus-forward flavour in Volume II. Valencia orange is brighter and more fragrant than a generic orange note -- it references the Spanish fruit used in juice production, with a clean sweetness and genuine citrus sharpness. Passionfruit adds a tropical tartness that elevates the combination beyond a simple orange drink.

Wild Strawberry is the range's interpretation of a familiar theme. Where most strawberry vapes use a cultivated, heavily sweetened strawberry character, wild strawberry is smaller, more intensely flavoured, and slightly tart. It tastes closer to strawberries picked from a garden than from a supermarket shelf.

Pineapple Mango Lime is the most tropical entry in the range. The three fruits form a classic combination: pineapple brings sharpness and tropical depth, mango brings warmth and sweetness, lime provides a fresh, tart counterweight. Together they create a layered tropical flavour that moves across the palate rather than hitting all at once.

Pear Apple Raspberry pairs two soft orchard fruits with a sharper berry. Pear is delicate and can disappear in heavy combinations, but apple provides enough support to keep the pear character present. Raspberry adds a tart brightness that stops the profile becoming too soft or bland.

Rhubarb Raspberry Orange is the most unexpected combination in Volume II. Rhubarb is sharp, sour, and astringent in its natural state -- in a vape it works best with sweeteners and other fruits to balance its tartness. Raspberry adds a berry edge, orange contributes citrus sweetness. The result is a sweet-tart profile with genuine complexity.

Cranberry Apple Raspberry completes the range. Cranberry is not a common vaping flavour -- it is sharply tart and requires careful balancing. Apple smooths it down and raspberry bridges the two. This is the tartest, most acidic option in the range and the right choice for vapers who actively want a sour-leaning fruit profile.

The 100ml bottle contains 80ml of 0mg e-liquid with space at the top for a 10ml nicotine shot. Adding one standard 18mg freebase nic shot gives you 90ml at approximately 2mg nicotine. For a stronger result, use a 36mg shot to reach approximately 4mg. Nic salt shots can also be added if you prefer the smoother salt delivery -- check the VG/PG ratio of the shot you choose to ensure it matches the Ohm Boy base.

Once the nic shot is added, put the lid back on and shake the bottle firmly for 30 to 60 seconds to mix the nicotine evenly through the liquid. If you have time, leave the bottle to steep for 30 minutes before vaping. This gives the nicotine and flavouring molecules time to fully integrate.

The high-VG base of Volume II shortfills is designed for sub-ohm or DTL (direct-to-lung) vaping at higher wattages. This format produces more vapour, a fuller draw, and richer flavour expression than an MTL setup. Use a mesh sub-ohm tank or rebuildable with a coil in the 0.15 to 0.3 ohm range at 40 to 80W for the best result.

Volume II targets experienced vapers who have moved past the initial phase of trying the most popular flavours and are looking for something with more personality. The botanical-orchard flavour direction is specific and considered -- it is not trying to replicate disposable bar flavours or chase the mainstream mango and watermelon market.

In practical terms, this is a range for sub-ohm or DTL vapers who want a higher-quality flavour experience from their shortfill and are prepared to pay a moderate premium for it. At £35.99 for 100ml, the per-ml cost works out to about 36p -- roughly equivalent to buying five or six 10ml nic salts at £6 each, but in a more complex formulation and a format designed for a very different style of vaping.

Vapers who enjoy food-pairing thinking -- matching different e-liquid profiles to different times of day, activities, or moods -- will find Volume II particularly rewarding. The range is varied enough to support a rotation across the full seven flavours, with enough contrast between them that they do not blur together.

Craft in the e-liquid context means something similar to what it means in beer or coffee: smaller production runs, more considered flavour development, and a brand identity built around the product's distinctiveness rather than volume sales. Ohm Boy Volume II lives up to that description through its flavour philosophy.

The botanical and orchard inspiration is more than an aesthetic choice. Elderflower, rhubarb, and cranberry are flavours that require more careful handling than strawberry or mango -- they are less forgiving in formulation, and a mediocre version of them is more obviously mediocre than a mediocre version of a simple tropical fruit. The fact that Ohm Boy uses them as central flavour elements rather than supporting notes is a statement about the brand's priorities.

Volume II -- the II in the name -- also signals a brand that has already iterated on its work. Volume I established the range; Volume II refines it. For vapers who pay attention to brand development, that progression matters. You are buying into a range that has been considered and improved rather than one assembled to fill a product catalogue.